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I'll Stay With My Lord
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. G. P. in "Living Grace" Luther G. Presley
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1. While pass-ing thru this world of care I'll stay with my Lord,
2. It mat-ters not what oth-ers do,
3. Tho Sa- tan tries to tempt my soul, on the right road with my Lord,
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I have a bet- ter home in view,
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2. Beau - ti - ful flow'rs on ev - 'ry side,since with Je - sus I a - bide,
3. Trust-ing in Him I shall not fail, He'll pro - tect when foes as - sail,
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
E.W. K. in "Living Grace" E. Webster Kirkland
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2. Here a - lone I'll nev %er be Je - sus walks and talks with me,
3. What a bless - ed joy is mine read - ing in His book di - vine,
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And His name, great name, so wondrous I ex-tol; Let my
For His word I know shall stand while a - ges roll; my brother, 'Neath that
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2. Up-ward climb-ing,heav- y your bur-dens may be,
3. Scat-ter heav-en's sun-light wher-ev - er you go,
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One Thin* Sure
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in "Living Grace" J. B. Coats
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2. Don't let that boy e'er leave your fire-side, on His way, Without ac-
3. If we have failed, in line of du - ty,come what may, As fathers
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lie Will Garry You Thru
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Luther Shaw in "Living Grace" J. Elmo Burkett
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1. If your way seems distraught and your aims come to naught, There is so much you
2. Je - sus suf-fered a - lone f or our sins to a -tone, That we might all have
3. Je - sua' love is the best, it has stood ev-'ry test, It is of-fered by
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Him to you; So, ac - cept it just now and be - fore the Lord bow,
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Trust the Lord
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
C. A. C. in "Living Grace" Cecil A. Carter
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2. Are you sad and lone and wea-ry, Trou-bles press . ... on ev-'ry
3. Come to Christ the blessed Sav-ior , Let Him be your dearest
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God will make it all come right Trust the Lord,
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On Him you can sure de - pehd Trust the Lord,
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We Shall Rise
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T. J. F. in "Living Grace" Thos. J. Farris
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3. Sing on thru shad-ows till the vic-t'ry is won, Tell-ing love's message
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Be Ready to Go
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
A. C. Doss in "Living Grace" E.Percy Parks
1. When Je-sus shall come to gath - er His own, what a great day 'twill
2. Dear sin- ner, for you He's call- ing to-day, To-mor-row may be too
3. How sad from the Lord to be turned a - way, When you in the judg-ment
be; For those who have won, a - round the great throne Shall dwell thru e-
late; He'll pi- lot you thru, for He is the way That leads to the
stand; turn from your sin and trust Him to - day, Hold to His al-
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No. 16 Galling to Me
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B. B. E. in "Living Grace" B. B. Edmiaston
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2. Moon and stars speak to me of the Lord,
3. When in weakness I wan-der a -way,
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No. 17
Jesus Will Lead
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music
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1. Glad-ly I jour-ney with the Sav-ior each day,
2. I'll fol - low where-so-ev - er Je - sus. may lead,
3. By faith I see the light of e - ter - naldawn, I love Him,
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No. 18 Gome to Jesus While You May
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
J. R. Baxter, Jr. in "Living Grace" Floyd E. McNeill
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1. While His arms of love bid you look a - bove,
2. Je - sus died for you, trust His promise true, Come to Je - bus while you
3. Time is fly - ing fast, har-vest soon be past,
4. Lest you die in sin with no hope with - in,
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You will find true joy in the Lord's em-ploy,
while you may; An-swer moth-er'spray'r,He will meet you there,
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No. 19 Keep the Song Waves Rolling On
To Neches Valley Singing Convention and friends everywhere
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B.C. in "Living Grace" Burl Carter
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2. 'Tis good to meet to - geth - er here And sing the
3. My life on earth is hard in - deed, But friends have
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heard me when I plead; A help-ing hand a joy - ful
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I Know I'll be no Stranger
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
R. H. C. in "Living Grace" Rev. R. H. Cunningham
1. I'm a pil-grim and a stran-ger in this drear-y troubled land, And my
2. I'll not on - ly know my loved ones when I reach my home a-bove, In that
3. There I'll see my bless-ed Sav-ior as He sits up - on His throne, And Hie
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glo - ry I shall ev - er share ; Then with an-gels I shall join and sing the
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2. Tho I tar - ry a -while with a song and a smile, I am seek-ing that
3. Let me car - ry ray cross counting all else but dross, Tho a vic-tim I
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find one some day; With a cour-age that's strong I'll keep marching a - long,
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No. 22
At the Meeting in the Sky
Dedicated to Bryant and Keevil class
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. M. H. in "Living Grace" Luther M. Hutchins
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1. There is com-iiig a hap - py time af - ter while, When the Lord shall call Hia
2. Je - sus went to pre-pare a place for His own, Yon -der 'where the soul of
3. Now the time for our Lord's re-turn is at hand, For we know that He is
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com - ing from on high; Sin - ner turn from the paths of wrong and be
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2. It's moth-er's pray'r that leads me on. . ,
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We Will Shout Hallelujah
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M. H. McK. in "Living Grace" M. H.McKee
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2. Saint - ed loved ones we'll be greeting on the shin-ing glo - ry shore.We will
3. Best of all we'll see the Sav -ior who re-deemed us by His grace,
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No. 25 How Sweet to Trust the Lord
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Ralph Hardin in "Living Grace" E. H. Laney
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1. Je - sua is a friend so true He will lead you safe - ly thru, He will
2. Man-y years I spent in sin, had no hope no peace with- in, And I
3. Je - sus died up - on the cross that we might not suf - fer loss, Gave to
guide you to that home a-bove; If you serve Him ev • 'ry day He'll go
walked a-long the lone-some road; But when I be - gan to pray all my
us a hope of last - ing life; If His voice we will o - bey we'll be
with you all the way, He will keep you by His grace and love.
bur - den rolled a -way, For my Sav-iortook a -way my load. how
hap-py ev - 'ry day, We can tri-umph o- ver sin and strife.
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sweet to trust the Lord, To live each day in sweet ac-
how sweet to trust the Lord, To live each day
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Mo. 26 Keep on Praising Jesus
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Ira E. Corley
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1. When your heart is bur-dened with a load of care, Put your trust in
2. Earth-ly friends for-sake you when you're in de - spair.But the Lord will
3. Let us not grow wea - ry but press on in love, Keep on gath-'ring
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Je - sus, He your load will share; Nev - er fal - ter but keep sirjg-ing
bring you joy be - yond corn-pare; If you bring to Him your heav-y
jew - els for the King a - bove; Let us sing and shout the gos - pel
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No. 27
Walking and Talking With Jesus
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. R. H. Cunningham in "Living Grace" Walter Rippetoe
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1. Walk-ing and talk-ing with Je ■ sus my Lord, Safe- Iy He leads me a-
2. Walk-ing and talk-ing with Je - sus each hour, Fears can no long- er an-
3. Walk-ing and talk-ing make shad-ows de - part, Hope groweth brighter each
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Shall We Meet in Glory Land?
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Mrs. Win. W. Benson in "Living Grace" Wm. W.Benson
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1. shall we meet in glo - ry land To sing for aye with heaven's band?
2.0 shall we meet when toil is o'er To be at rest on heaven's shore?
3. shall we meet in glo-ry land, Where long lost friends shall clasp our hands;
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They're robed in gar-ments pure and white, Where never come the shades of night.
There sin and sor - row uev - er come, But all- is joy in that sweet home.
Where we shall sing re-deem-ing love, Safe in the home pre-pared a-bove?
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. D. L. in "Living Grace" L. D. Laminack
1. Tho rough and steep may seem the way, And dark and drear the night,
2. Dread not the sor - row and the strife, Nor yield un - to de-spair;
3. In heat or cold, in light or shade, The Lord is al - ways near;
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When from the Lord you've gone a - stray, He calls you back to light.
A - long the chang-ing way of life, Your bur- dens He will bear.
Look up to Him, be not a - fraid, He'll guide you, nev - er fear.
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No. 30 I Want to Live There, Don't You?
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F. W. in "Living Grace" Frank White
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2. Oft in sad-ness I roam, then I want to go home, But my la - bor on
3. There the streets are pure gold, I have oft - en been told, And no - bod - y shall
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pared for the true; Built for you and for me, by the beau - ti - ful sea,
earth is not thru; So I'll still trudge a - long with a smile and a song,
ev - er be blue; There will be no good-byes, no more sor- row or sighs,
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No. 31
Singing Above the Gloud
To the Friendly Church Hour. WLAC, LaGrange, Ga.
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Malcom Jones
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1. As here we jour - ney thru the low-lands of sin, - ver the e - vil
2. The Lord is com -ing back togath-er His own In - to the ci - ty
3. what a great re - un - ion be-yond the sky, Where joys are per-fect
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we the vic-t'ry must win; Je - sus in love is with us, shar-ing each load,
where no sor - row is known;Free from the bur-dens un-der which here we bowed,
and where comes no good-bye; Where joy-ous hal-le - lu-jahs ring clear and loud,
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With saints we'll sing His praises far a - bove the cloud.'
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No. 32 The Homeland of the Soul
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Mrs. J. G. Lusk in "Living Grace" Mrs. W. A. Nelson
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1. Christ is com-ing for His own, and He'll call us one by one, To the
2. For our ran-som Je - bus died, on the cross was cru - ci-fied, Paid the
3. When our toil on earth is o'er, o - ver on the oth - er shore, In the
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price that makes us free; Life He of-fers un - to all who will heed His
homeland of the soul, Hal-le - lu-jahs we shall sing, prais-ing Christ our
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No. 33 God is Love
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
E. B.Graham in "Living Grace" E. M. Latham
1. God is love the Bi-ble tells us, On this truth we'll take our stand;
2. God is love the snow flakes whisper, As theymin-gle in the air;
3. God is love the birds are sing - ing In the tree top o - ver-head;
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God is love they seem to war - ble, Praia -ing Him by whom they're fed.
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No. 34 He Changed the World for Me
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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No. 35
I'll Settle Down in Glory
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. G. P. in "Living Grace" Luther G. Presley
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2.1 do not mind the tri - als that come to me each day, There must be
3. How oft -en do I pon-der that bet -ter home a - bove.The man-sions
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wait - ing yon - der where all is love; Be-yond the si - lent riv - er,
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No. 36
Mothers Don't Weep
To all mothers of eons in the 2074th Q. M. Co. Requested by Tech, Sgt.
Ralph J. Wffliams,-L. W.
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps -Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B. B. Edmiaston & L. W. in "Living Grace" Lester Williams
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2. Keep the fires of home bright on the al - tar of your love, Hold the
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No. 37 Drifting Away
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
W. E. H. in "Living Grace" Walter E. Howell
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2. Drift-ing a- way from the Master's sweet care, Heedless of dangers that
3. Drift-ing, yes, drift-ing, their chances all gone, Man - y are friends we love
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best; Far from the har - bor they drift on and " on, Far-ther from
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No. 38
Make Your Decision Today
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. Alfred Barratt in "Living Grace" W. Lee Higgins
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1. For years you have slighted the Sav - ior of men, Re-ject - ed His mer-cy
2. Your life with-out Je-sus is lone - ly and sad, There's no one but Jesus
3. Your heart has been charmed by the world's vain de-light, Your foot-steps have wandered
4. The Sav - ior still ten-der-ly, lov - ing - ly pleads, For thee in His mer-cy
5. Wait not tUl to-mor-row it may be too late, Then an-guish and sor-row
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from path-ways of right;Now Je - bus is wait-ing to show you the way,
He now in - ter - cedes;Sur - ren - der and let Him have ab - so-lute sway,
will be your sad fate; The car - vest is pass-ing no long - er de - by,
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The Father's Plan
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
R.H. McN. ' in "Living Grace" R.H. McNew
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1. Je - bus came from heav'n a-bove,came to save me, what love, Came to
2. Fa-ther,moth-er, sis-ter's gone,they have left us all a - lone,Cross-ing
3. what rap-ture it will be, when from sor-row we are free, And the
bleed and die up - on the cross; 'Twas the heav'nly Fa-ther's plan to re-
o - ver Jor-dan's roll - ing tide; And I know I'll have a place, if my
Sav - ior says my child "well done" En - ter in - to per - feet rest with the
deem poor fall - en man, Gave His on - ly Son
soul is saved by grace, Yon- der with the saints
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bro't Him down to die on the tree; He was mocked, He was scorned,
He was mocked, He was scorned,
No. 40
The Glorious Gospel
From a message by Dr. D. N. Jackson
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
). B. C. in "Living Grace" J. B. Coats
1. Be saved,the warn-ing comes to-day,
2. fie born a - gain, heed the call,
3. To - day sal - va-tion still is free,
Be saved, lis - ten now we
Be born a - gain and nev - er
To - day the Lord is call-ing
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thee; To - day be-lieve and heav-en see,
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No. 41
Hasten to the Rescue
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. Alfred Barratt in "Laving Grace" W. Lee Higgins
1. Let us has - ten to the res - cue Of the lives in dan-ger sore,
2. Let us has - ten to the res - cue, Man - y souls are drift-tag fast,
3. There are man - y lives in dan-ger On the waves of sin and woe,
4. Let us has - ten to the res - cue Ere the floods of sin have sway,
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No. 42 When the Lights are Low
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. G.P. in "Living Grace" Luther G. Presley
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2. There is something most precious in ev - 'ry line, Of thewon-der-ful
3.1 have read how the Sav - ior stood by the sea, Healed the sick and af-
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No. 43 I'll Be Ready
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
T. L. C. in "Living Grace" T.L.Crenshaw
1. When I reach the end of this bus - y life,
2.0 how sweet to know at the close of day, I'll be read-y to go home;
3. At my Sav-ior's side I shall find sweet rest,
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No. 44
Keep Your Glad Heart Singing
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. Alfred Barratt in "Living Grace" V. O. Fosse tt
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1. Keep your glad heart singing as on you go, Wheth-er days are dark or
2. Nev-er be discour-aged,what-e'er be- tide, Trust in God and nev - er
3 . When your heart is lone-ly and things go wrong,Keep youjr courage shin- ing
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fear, nev - er fear, keep trust - ing;Christ our. lov - ing Sav - ior is
bright, shin-ing bright, keep sing - ing; Make the path -way ecu - o with
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No. 45 Ev'ry Sunlit Day and Ev'ry Moonlit Night
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. Alfred Barratt in "Living Grace" W. Lee Higgins
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2. When dreary grows the road and faith has lost its song, He helps to bear my
3. Wher-ev - er I may go thru this dark vale of sin, In days of weal or
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load and makes me brave and strong;My footsteps cannot stray , He is my soul's de-
woe His love shines bright within; He keeps the golden ray for - ev - er shin-ing
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No. 46
We're Coming Home
Written while in New Guinea
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co. '
I A. M. B. & B. Parnell in "Living Grace" Arvin M. Burrow
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1. When we've filled our mission here, and homeward we shall go, Free-dom ring-ing
2. Christ our Lord has giv - en hope on man- y cheer-less days, Trust -ing Him to
3. On some wondrous hap-py day from sor-row we'll be free, We shall live while
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guide us thru, we'll give to God the praise; We shall win the vie - to - ry and
a - ges roll be - yond the crys-tal sea; With our friends and loved ones dear in
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Hear the Savior's Voice
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2. Look up -on Him there, dy - ing all a-lone,Pay-ing all our debt of sin;
3. "Father, not my will, but Thine own be done," Hear the Savior gen-try say;
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He, the sin - less One, dy- ing for His own-He is call- ing you, Come in.
Turn a -way from sin, yield to Him your life, He will take your guilt a- way.
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TrnBt-ing in His love, I made the start, Then my de-spair I found was gone.
Till in joy - fill truth my faith shall end, And I am one of heaven's throng.
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. H. „ in "Living Grace" Lillian Howell
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2. Pleasures of earth will fade from our view when we ascend the heav-en - ly blue,
3. When this life's toils and labors are o'er, we shall go home on heaven's glad shore,
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It will be joy to look on His face with the redeemed of ev - er - y race,
Let us give praise to Christ our best friend, serving Him gladly un - to the end,
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H. D. L.
You Need the Love of Jesus
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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2. No soul can be hap-py with-out Him,Tho much of earth's wealth it may hold;
3. The voic-es of sin will mis-lead you, And leave you in grief and dis - may;
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No. 56
Salvation's Wells
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
G. T. Speer & L. L. E. in "Living Grace" L. L, Eads
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2. Wonder-ful joy of sal-va-tion is flow-ing so free, It floods my
3. Won't you ac-cept Christ the Sav-ior and drink from these wells, And thirst nc
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more for joys untold? •. . . Then they will flow like a riv^- er,
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and leads me each day, I'm drinking from .sal - va-tion's wells
and heav-en to me, And driv-ing doubt and fear a - way
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praise the Lord, I thi rst n o more,
No. 57
Jesus is the Way
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Mrs. O. F. in "Living Grace" Mrs. Omah Floyd
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1. I have heard Christ say , I'm the Truth, the Way, Trusting Him, I'll walk there-in;
2. Come and en - ter in, He will save from sin, He will cleanse your life to-day;
3. As you on -ward go, Christ to oth-ers show, Oft -en to Him hum -bly pray;
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He has made me free, true to Him I'll be, He's the ran-som for my sin.
Leave the road you've trod, put your trust in God, Je-sus is the on- lyway.
Pressing straight a-head, by His love be led, Je-sus is the on - lyway.
I will live ev-'ry day For the One who makes me free;
I will live ev - 'ry day
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No. 58
Glouds Will Never Gome
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R. L. S. in "Living Grace" Rev. R. L. Stanley
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2. Soon I'll cross the riv - er to the bright and shining throng, Where sweet
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On the Road to Glory Land
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B. B. Edmiaston & B. L. in "Living Grace" Bruce Lloyd
1. As I go a-loDg,mingliQg with the throng, Oft my load seems hard to bear,
2. When I walked a-lone,sav-ing love un-known,I was nev-er free from fear;
3. All my sor-rowshere, ev -'ry blinding tear, He will al- ways nn-der-Btand,
From the morn till night, working for the right, Trying hard to do my share;
Since 1 fonnd the Lord, trusted in His word, For my needs He's al-ways near,
When the shadows fall, He will hear my call And will gen-tly hold my hand;
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Driv-ing doubts a-way when to Him I pray, Giv-ing me as -sur-ance sweet;
Thru the val-ley dim I'll be safe with Him, He has gone that way be -fore;
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So, I'll go a - long, singing love's glad song, Till He gives me joy complete.
So,what-e'er may come, He will lead me home, Where I'll praise Him ev-er-more.
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Dedicated to Betty Bounds, age 11 years, who was stricken blind three years ago.
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3. A time will come, I know, I ful - ly un - der-stand, Be - side the
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Our Great Convention Day
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Dedicated to Church of God Convention, Atlanta, Ga.
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1. We are gath-ered on con - ven - tion day, sing - ing all the while,
2. Let us all be hap - py in His love, praise Him o'er and o'er,
3. Let ns sing and pray to - geth - er, friends, while on earth we roam,
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How I Love Him
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Copyright, 1940, by Stamps-Baxter- Music & Ptg. Co.
J. R. Baxter, Jr. in "Golden Key" Elmer L. Ward
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2. How I love to praise Him in song, All to Him I owe; I am
3. How I want to look on His face In that land a - bove, I shall
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weak but He is so strong, I can face the foe. How I love my Sav - ior,
trust His won-der-ful grace, Guided by His love.
roe on Cal-va-ry's tree, Praise His ho-ly name.
No. 90
What RejoiGing!
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
H. H.M. in "Living Grace" Dr. H. H. Martin
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1. Pre-cious Lord and great Ee-deem - er, Who so free • ly died for me,
2. As we on -ward go re - joic - ing, Walk-ing in the nar-rowway,
3. Liv - ing now to meet the Sav-ior, Let ho - sa - nas swell and roll,
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We would ren - der hum-ble ser- vice,Faith-ful - ly each pass-jog da;;
Hap - py fore - taste of the sing -ing In the home-land of the soul,
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Praise the Lord,we're bound for glo - ry,Heav-en's land of pure de - light;
On -ward then, and press the bat - tie, Stand-ing firm for truth and right,
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Hap-py songs of joy for- ev - er Weshall sing on that bright shore.
What a day of great re - joic-ing, When we reach the ci - ty bright.
Till shall dawn the day of tri-umph,And we en - ter heav - en bright.
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What re-j oic - ing with the Sav-ior , Who can make this life worthwhile ;
What Rejoicing!
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1. A - maz-ing grace how sweet the sound, That saved a wretch like me 1
2. 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, And grace my fears re - lieved;
3. Thru man - y dan-gers, toils and snares, I have al - read - y come;
4. When we've been there ten thousand years,Bright shin -ing as the sun,
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'Tis grace that bro't me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home.
We've no less days to sing God's praise Than when we first be -gun.
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B. I. C.
Keep Heaven in View
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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1. As you trav-el a - long on your jour-ney to - day
2. Tbo your life may be sad, lov-ing friends have gone oa,
3. When temptations abound and your hopes are in Tain,
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Seek the way of the Lord .you have heav-en to gain;.
Are you burdened with care, are you lone-ly and blue?
Oa - ly trust in God's word, pre-cious prom-is - es true,
Joy is wait-ing for all who will trust Him to - day, .
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Life e - ter - ual the crown at the end of the way
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No. 93
Copyright, 1942, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
J. R. B., Jr. in "Blessed Hope" J.'R. Baxter, Jr.
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1. What could I do with-out Je - sus When hordes of sin mo - lest?
2. What could I do with-out Je - sus? I am so weak and small,
3. What could I do with-out Je - sus? Who would protect my soul?
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There is Wonderful Peace
Arr. Copyright, 1946, by Stamps-Baxter Music &Ptg. Co.
Lonnie B. Combs in "Living Grace" Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Stamps
1. Once I was just a way-ward sin - ner, I had no "peace and joy with-
2.1 nev - er knew such peace and gladness, TJn- til I gave my all to 1
3. 1 nev - er shall for - get that mo-ment,When Je-sus spoke peace un-to
in, It seemed that all the world was drear-y, My heart was bnr-dened
Him, He lifts me up a - bove the shad-ows, The path is bright that
me, He took a - way my load of sad-ness, My blind- ed eyes were
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Since Je - bus washed my sins a - way. Now there is won-der - ful peace,
Since Je - sus filled my heart with love.
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The Promised Land
Samuel Stennett
Arr. R. M. Mcintosh
1. On Jor-dan's storm-y banks I stand, And cast a wish - ful eye
2. All o'er those wide ex- tend-ed plains Shines one e - ter - nal day;
3. When shall I reach that hap-py place, And be for - ev - er blest?
D.C. — I am bound for the promised land,
I am bound for the promised land;
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Ca - naan's fair and hap - py land, Where my pos - ses - sions he.
There God, the Son, for - ev - er reigns, And scat - ters night a - way.
When shall I see my Father's face, And in His_ bos - om rest?
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I'm bid-ding fare-well to sor-row for the Sav-ior is near to me;
I'm marching right on to heav - en and I'm praising Him as I go;
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No. 98 Just Rest Your All in the Arms of Jesus
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. W. A. Washburn in "Living Grace" Ernest Rippetoe
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No. 99 Sing, Work, and Pray
Dedicated to all young Christian workers
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
J. L. H. in "Living Grace" J. L. Hendrix
1. Let us sing to - geth - er here, Fill our hearts with hope
2. Let us work with stead-fast aim, In the bless - ed Sav-
3. Let us pray to Je - sus now, Heart and knee we'll hum ■
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P. B. S. in "New Songs Supreme" P. B. Shaw
1. If cares of this life are weight-ing you down and troubles are press-ing sore,
2. If plea-sures of earth, al - lur -ing you on, are chok-ing the good seed sown,
3. If you have been drift-ing out to sin's o-cean,think-hig there's time to spare,
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If you have been wait-ing for the to - mor-row won-der - ful joy to share;
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Walking the Gospel Way
Copyright, 1941, by Stamps-Baxter Mualc & Ptg. Co.
Mrs. Dwight Brock in "Faithful Guide" V. O.Fossett
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ToThos.J. Farris
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
H. R. in "Living (Jrace" Hale Reeves
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2. Come on and sing tho storm-y winds may blow, Lift your voice in
3. Come on and sing. with all your heart and voice Un-to Christ who
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What Boundless Love
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3. Let Thy glo -rious king-dom come, Ev - 'ry-where that man may roam,
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in "Living Grace" Albert E. Brumley
1. Brother, while this world you're traveling thru, speak a lit - tie word for the
2. If you would some soul to hap - pi -ness lead, you must work and pray, do a
3. Tell it to the na-tions bowed with de-spair, Je -sus may perhaps be a
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I'm Going There
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2. Ce-les-tial world, en -tice me on, I'm go - ing there, I'm go - ing there;
3. When I am there a mil - lion years,
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I am fTappy Today
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Praise Him
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Tis Enough for Me to Know
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3. When my stay on earth is end - ed and I face the Jor-dan wide,
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Goin& to Heaven
Copyright, 1940, by Stamps-Baxter Music 'and Ptg. Co.
Rev. 0, S. Jones in "Pearly Gates" Virgil O. Stamps
1. In the path of beau - ty I am trav-'Iing now, Since the bless-ed
2. Once I lived in sad- ness and my heart was lone, But my Sav-ior
3. No more days of sor - row shall af - feet my soul, No more doubt and
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way is bright, I will fol - low Je - sus to my home a - bove.
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J. R. Baxter, Jr. in "Living Grace" V. O. Fossett
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1. I'm a pil - grim and stran-ger in this low-land of sin,
2.1 could ne'er be con -tent- ed just to trav - el al - way, I am
3. Tho the path-way be - fore me may be rug - ged and steep,
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strive the life-crown to win In that ci-ty that's built foursquare.
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3. Let ev - 'ry love-born soul keep tell - ing The mes-sage of the Sav-ior's
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1. Born of the Vir - gin Ma - ry, Conceived by the Fa - ther a - bove;
2. Whenbnt a boy He led them, Great knowledge of scriptures did show;
3. Then when they sought to slay Him, They found in Him no fault or blame;
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Born in a man-ger low - ly Was Je - sus the heav-en - ly Dove,
Mul-ti-tudes thronged to see Him, And followed where'er He might go,
Between two thieves they hanged Him, While loved ones were blessing His name,
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He was their King, their leader,
He died that day to save us,
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For He is my guid -ing star.
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No. 115 I Heard my Name on the Radio
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
A.E. B. in "Living Grace" Albert E. Brumley
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3. I am go - ing to join in that eel - e-
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I Know I'll Live Again
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
J. R. Baxter, Jr. in "Living Grace" W. Lee Higsins
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1. I know I'll go some-time to a home sub-lime When shall end this
2. I'll la - bor in the field, gath - er in the yield, For my King di-
3. 'Twill not be ver - y long till I join the throng On the oth - er
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vine, di - vine, He prom-ised me" a home 'neath a star-ry dome,
side, yon side, But I must nev - er shirk, faith -ful - ly must work
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It some day will be mine, be mine; So while I tar - ry here
For my Lord and my King.my King; Un - til this race is run,
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come the set - ting sun, Souls I'll try to win, to win, Death's vaWey
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. G. P. in "Living Grace" Luther G. Presley
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1. Broth-er if you want to live in glo - ry yon-der where the sun will
2. If you want to sing and shout ho.- san - na yon-der on the fi - nal
3. If you want to walk and talk with Je - sus yon-der on the shin - ing
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Pig. Co.
J. L. S. in "Living Grace" John L. Shrader
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2. Man - y loved ones we shall see when we cross the tide, With them in that
3. When the Sav- ior comes a - gain on some morn-ing fair, We shall rise a-
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hap - py land we shall e'er a - bide; Lit - tie Da - vid we shall hear
bove this world meet Him in the air, Shout-ing.sing - ing will be heard
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play his harp of gold, On that love - ly morning fair where we'll ne'er grow old.
ao we sail a - long, To that ci - ty of pure gold with that heav'nly throng.
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m Walk the Glory Highway
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg.-Co.
Mrs. Lucy Phillips Sims in "Living Grace" W.Allan Sims
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1. While walking on the glo -ry high-way Je-sus fills me with a song
2. The road that's al-ways straight and narrowis the one that we must go,
3. This glo - ry high-way leads to heaven whe're the streets are paved with gold,
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I am hold-ing His hand ev - 'ry day; He soft - ly tells me of that
It is paved with His won-der - ful love; With courage true, let us
It is shin - ing with beau-ty so rare; We'll be so hap-py there with
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fol-low,try our love for Him to show, Let Him lead us to heaven a - bove.
Je-sus, heaven's granduer to be-hold,Own a mansion our Lord did prepare.
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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2. Deep, deep in sin, I had wan-dered, Liv - ing a - way from the Lord;
3. Christians, to-day, preach the gos-pel, God's ho - ly word is the light;
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Yet, thrn an eye that was blind -ed, God's word the light re-vealed.
Then dawned the light on my dark-ness, I heard Bis bless - ed word.
Pray 'r gives the oil for the burn - ing, Song keeps the flame so bright.
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I Have a Mansion
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B. B. Edmiaston & G. W. B. in "Living Grace" W. B. Huggins & G. W. Bobo
1. All a - long life's lone - ly path-way Lead-ing to the oth - er shore,
2. All the diamonds, gold and sil - ver Are of chaff that blows a - way,
3. We shall soon be cross -ing o - ver, There to meet our lov - ing friends,
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Troubles, heartaches and temp- ta-tions Come to try us o'er and o'er;
When compared to joys e - ter - nal In the love - ly land of day;
And to share with them in glo - ry Per-f ect peace that nev - er ends;
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There will be no part - ings ev - er, No more sor-row - ful good-byes,
Let us la - bor on for Je - sus, Tho the cross be hard to bear,
When our tri - als here are end ■ ed
When the Sav-ior bids us wel-come
Knowing that in love and mer - cy
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To the home be - yond the skies.
He our ev -'ry grief will share.
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No. 122 Riding Home to Glory
Copyright, 1945. by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
O. G. Fulkerson in "Living Grace" Kenneth Fulkerson
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trav-el a - long, Homeward I wing,
sail-ing the foam, Up-ward I wend,
Trust-ing His love,
glad-ly I sing,
jour-ney will end,
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Soon I'll reach my home.I'm hap-py. I am rid-ing, ev - er rid-ing,
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
C. H. M. in "Living Grace" C. H. Mansell
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1. When we go a lone at eve-ning To the se - cret place of pray'r,
2. Here we meet with dis - ap - point-ments,Pain and sor-row oft we bear,
3. Just like Dan-iel, al - ways faith - ful, Go to God each day in pray'r,
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For we fail to go to Je - sus, At the se - cret place of pray'r;
Pow'r He'll give you o - ver Sa - tan Who seeks ev - er to en-snare;
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There He's wait-ing to re - ceive us, Yes, He longs our souls to bless,
As you tar - ry there in se - cret, Sweetest fel - low-ship, di - vine,
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When to Him we come re - pent - ing, And our ev - 'ry sin con - fessl
For He al - ways gives the bless - ing, Yes, He an-swers just in time!
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No. 124 The Day of Liberation is Nigh
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. B. C. in "Living Grace" Lonnie B. Combs
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1. I'm trav - el - ing in a world of sin, There's trouble here on ev - 'ry hand,
2. I want to be true in all I do, While trav'ling in this wea-ry land,
3. Soon I shall go home no more to roam, The sun of life is sink - ing low,
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Why burdens are great,why nations hate, 'Tis hard for us to un - der-stand;
I'll nev- er lose sight of God and right, I want to join that an - gel band;
With all of the blest I'll find sweet rest, At end-ing of the way I know;
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Tho heav-y my load and rough the road.On Je - sus I shall e'er re - ly,
So oft - en this life is filled with strife, So mau-y things to make me sigh,
I'm go - ing a - way some hap-py day, I'll bid this war-ring world good- by,
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While go-ing a-long I'll sing this song,
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No. 125
Honor the Kin*
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B. B. Edmiaston in "Living Grace" C. C. Stafford
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be to Al - might-y Je - ho - vah,
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be un - to Je - sus the Say - ior,
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No. 126
Some Glad Day
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co. ■
J. R. Baxter, Jr. in "Living Grace" Eugene Wright
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1. Some glad day when ends life's way, I'll cross the Jor-dan wide,
2. Tho the years bring grief and tears, His promise nev - er fails.true sto - ry,
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Christ to meet, my loved ones greet Up-on the oth - er side;
He is mine, joy di - vine, My ves - sel on-ward sails; in glo - ry;
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When He Growns His Own
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B. B. Edmiaston in "Living Grace" W. W. Combs
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1. There is a won-der-ful ci - ty a-bove,a ci - tyBuild-ed andread-y
2. Af - ter our la - bor and sor-rows are gone,for-ev-er, Af - ter the shadows
for all who be-lieve in Je-sus;Boun - ti - ful gift of God's mer-cy and
are ban-ished a-way, at snn-rise, With saints we'll gather a-round God's great
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No. 128
Walk In the Light
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
B.B. Edmiaston in "Living Grace" Travis Bottoms
1. - ver the world a glad mes-sage now rings, Me8-sage of light;
2. Sil - ver - y light thru the dis-mal clouds shine, Beams from a - bove;
3. Lift up the voice in de - vo-tion and praise, Un - to the Lord;
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Pierc-ing the dark-ness, new vi - sion it brings, Thru gloom-y night;
Fill - ing the heart with the mes - sage di-vine, Mes - sage of love;
Trust-ing-ly walk in the heav-en - ly rays, Fol - low His word;
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Lives of the wea - ry it fills with good cheer, Light-ens the load;
Bear-ing the sto - ry of Cal - va-ry's cross, Where Je - sus died;
On- ward and up-ward keep press-ing a - long, He goes be - fore;
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Shed-ding the rays of bright hope ev -'ry-where On life's long road.
Cleansing the life from its doubt-ings and dross, It will a • bide.
Soon we shall join in the tri - um-phant song, On heav - en's«hore.
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To my parents Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Siratt, Hot Springs, Ark,
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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2. Man - y pre-cious mem'ries Un - ger That take me back to yes - ter - day,
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Jesus Leads Me
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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1. Once I was lost in sin, I could not find the way, Bur-dens then seemed to
2. Je-sus re-deemed me when He saved my soul from sin, All that I had to
3. As I go on each day I'm gain-ing uigh-er ground, I am so bap - py
grow more heav - y er - 'ry day; I wan-dered When I was told a- bout my
do was bid Him en - ter in, for - ev - er, He is my help - er when I
now since Je-sus I have found, to guide me;He will- be near me when the
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Trust in the Savior
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Rev. Alfred Barratt in "Living Grace" W. Lee Higgins
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1. Trust in the Sav - ior and be not dis-mayed, Lean on His
2. Trust in the Sav - ior and be not dis-mayed, Mo - ment by
3. Trust in the Sav ■ ior and be not dis-mayed, Tho all your
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I Gan Live a Little Gloser
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Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
A. E. B. in "Living Grace" Albert E. Brumley
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J. B. C.
Where Gould I Go?
Copyright, 1940, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
in "Golden Key" J. B. Coats
1. Liv-ing be-low in this old sin-ful world, Hardly a corn-fort can af-ford;
2. Neighbors are kind, I love them ev-'ry one, We get a - long in sweet ac-cord;
3. Life here is grand with friends I love so dear,Comf ort I get from God's own word;
Cho. -Where could I go, where could I go,Seek-ing a ref-ugefor my soul?
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No. 134
I Will Still Press On
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Barter Music & Ptg. Co.
O. L. F. in "Living Grace" Onie L. Francis
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Sleeping 'Neath the Flowers
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
L. D. B.,Jr. in "Living Grace" L. D. Bassett, Jr.
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1. Sleeping 'neath the wil - ted flow - ers, 'Neath the bed where loved ones trod;
2. Sleeping in the arms of Je - sus With the an-gels keep - ing guard;
3. Sleeping where the gen -tie breez - es Whis-per down from heaven's do'or;
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Rest - ing with the si - lent num - ber, In the lone - ly old church yard.
When the dead in Christ shall wak - en, He will rise to sleep no more.
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Some Day We Know
Copyright, 1945, .by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
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2. We say good-by to the loved ones leaving, many are leav-ing, Sail-ing
3. The Sav-ior said there's a home up yonder, waiting up yonder, Built for
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3. Ho - ly be the name! the name of Je -sus,ho -ly be the name!
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In Steps of Love
Copyright, 1945, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
Luther G. Presley in "Living Grace" Eugene Wright
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2. He bore our shame, yes, bless His name And free - ly took our place
3. We're go - ing home no more to roam, And shout the vie - to - ry, In
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America 87
At the Meeting in the Sky 22
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Back To Bethel 100
Be Ready to Go 15
Be Still and Know 88
By Thy Pow'r Divine 105
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Calling to Me _ 16
Clouds Will Never Come 58
Come on and Sing 102
Come to Jesus While You May 18
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Dear Lord, I Want to See 71
Dreaming 85
Drifting Away 37
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Evangel Bells, Ring On 113
Ev'ry Sunlit Day and Ev'ry Moonlit 45
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Give Me Jesus 67
Glory Bound 97
God is Love 33
God Made Man and Woman 75
God's Children Moved On 84
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Hasten to the Rescue 41
He Changed the World for Me 34
He Will Carry You Thru 12
Hear the Savior's Voice 47
Holy 83
Holy be the Name 137
Holy Easter 61
Honor the King 125
How I Love Him 89
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I am Going to That City 72
I am Happy Today 108
I am Seeking a City 112
I Can Live a Little Closer 132
I Feel His Presence in my Soul 9
I Feel the Need of Mother's Pray'r 80
I Have a Mansion 121
I Heard my Name on the Radio — 115
I Know I'll be no Stranger 20
I Know I'll Live Again 116
I See a Rainbow 60
I Shall Rest by the River 64
I Want to Go Home 86
I Want to Live There, Don't You?.. 30
I Will Still Press On 134
I'll Be Ready 43
I'll Gladly Fly Away 66
I'll Rise and Shout Hallelujah 68
I'll Settle Down in Glory 35
I'll Sing of Him 79
I'll Stay With My Lord 7
I'll Walk the Glory Highway 119
I'm Going There 107
I'm Walking Mighty Close to Jesus 96
In Steps of Love 138
It Seems Like Heaven is Near 49
It Won't be Very Long 82
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Jesus is Mine 2
Jesus is the Way 57
Jesus Leads Me 130
Jesus Will Care for Me 65
Jesus Will Lead _ 17
Just Mention His Name 106
Just Rest Your All in the Arms.... 98
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Keep on Praising Jesus 26
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Keep Your Glad Heart Singing 44
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Mothers Don't Weep 36
Mother's Pray'r 23
My Guiding Star 114
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O How Sweet to Trust the Lord 25
O Make Your Decision Today 38
O Sing His Praise 103
On the Road to Glory Land 70
One Thing Sure 11
One Wonderful Day 76
Our Great Convention Day 74
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Preach the Message 51
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Riding Home to Glory 122
Rock of Ages 77
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Salvation's Wells 56
Shall We Meet in Glory Land? 28
Sing, Work, and Pray 99
Sing, ye Pilgrims 118
Singing Above the Cloud 31
Sleeping 'Neath the Flowers 135
Some Day I'm Going Over Jordan.... 59
Some Day We Know 136
Some Glad Day 126
Sometime 4
Stand Firm For the Right 50
Star of Hope 53
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The Day of Liberation is Nigh 124
The Father's Plan 39
The Glorious Gospel _ _ 40
The Homeland of the Soul 32
The Pray'rs of My Mother 81
The Promised Land 95
The Secret Place of Pray'r 123
The Ship That Will Never Come In..ll7
There is a Way 62
There is Wonderful Peace 94
There's a Light in my Soul 120
Thru the Valley With the Lord 1-A
'Tis Enough for Me to Know 110
Trust the Lord 13
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